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Wednesday,
PeB
8.
1932
WHY
WORRY?
Some
people
-hef-ff-are
wdrrying
because
Chief
Eftgbtt
was
fired
at
Vancouver;
others
are
worrying
becduse
there
is
a
strike
at
Anyox
and
then
there
are
those
who
wotry
because
Adolph
Hitler
is
getting
the
upper
hand
in
Geinidny.
It
might
be
better
to
give
a
little
thought
to
how
Prince
Rupert
is
going
to
get
over
trie
hump.
;
HIGH'ANM)
LOW
TOGETHER,
That
was
an
astute
move
of
the
Canadian
Premier
to
appoint
a
protectionist
from
Montreal
and
a
Progressive
frdm
tlie
prairies
on
the
tariff
bdard
and
then
let
a
judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
adjudicate
between
them;
It
should
satisfy
the
high
tariff
and
low
tariff,
people
and
at
the
same
time
get
rid
of
a
judge
who
was
drawing
salary
for
doing
less
than
a
day's
work
every
day.,
THROUGH
HONEST
TOID
J
S:
Woodsworth,
Labor
member
for
Winnipeg,
very
nearly
got
punished
with
suspension
from
the
House
of
Commons
for
intimating
that
the
vast
fortune
of
the
Prime
Minister
was
not
gained
as
a
result
of
honest
toil.
Of
course
he
was
right.
No
vast
fortune
is
accumulated
that
way.
Anyone
who
sits
down
and
tries
to
figure
must
find
it
impossible
.calculate
how
any
one
person
could
earn
even
one
million
dollars
in
the
short
earning
section
of
a
lifetime,
j
i
Vast
fortunes)
are
usually
accumulated,
as
the
result-of
speculation
of
some
kind.
Buying
and
selling
,
stocks,
gambling
in
real
estate,
buying
wheat
or
other
commodities
on
margin
and
selling
at
a
profit.
More
ofte"h
perhaps
it
is
the
result
of
making
good
investments
with
every
dollar
earned.
Watching
the
market
and
thinking
of
earning
instead
of
thinking
of
producing.
We
do
not
suggMlhal
Premier
Bennett
did
anything
dishonest
He
sihibly
must
have
had
a
strong
business
instinct,
an
ihstiridt
for
making
money
t
"the
same
instinct
which
led
him
to
use
nearly
a
million
dollars
of
it
in
securing
his
own
government's
return
to
power.
ey
look
Alike
a
buf
whaf
a
difference
rJ,HK
nameless
lamp
Is
not
"jiist
as
good".
I-ok
to
the
name
EDISON
MAZliA
ii
is
a
mark
of
quality
which
protects
yoil
apulnut
irrtnoliirc
liurnnuls
and
unMire
jou
greaiert
vallifc
for
eleclrlc
current
romumeil.
Made
in
Canada
EDISON
H
MAZDA
LAM
PS
CANADIAN
GES'EKAL
ELECTFUC
G0
LIMITED
Dhily
News
Want
Ads,
briilg
quick.
Results.
Young
Visitor
"1
shall
like
Canada
immensely,
I
krow."
said
Hilda
Vanzeylan.
tiny
traveller
from
the
Bahamas
abomd
the
LvJy
Rodney,
recently.
She
l.-s
visiting
her
aunt
in
Toronto
GOUMT
OF
REVISION
Half
a
Hundred
Case
Htird
Including
title
VtiHa
Power
Cdrnpany
The
cottrt
of
revision
sat
toda
irt
the
counall
chambers
to
hear
s&
fifty
odd
appeals.
The
main
eases
wite:
Patmor
and
Fulton
appearing
for
hte
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Company
protfJathtg.
thai
the
asseas-menu
against
the
power
plant
transformers
be
abolished
as
they
were
chattels.
O.
P.
Tinker.
The
Collar
t
and
Qi
H.
Arnold
appeared
for
a
mimber
of
property
holders
on
a
protect
that
the
valuation
of
their
properly
was
set
too
high.
The
court
will
adjourn
their
meeting
until
next
week
when
R.
Nichols,
assistant
tax
collector
for
the
C.
N.
R..
will
be
in
town.
The
court
reserved
Its
decisions
until
the
next
session.
DIRECTORS
FOR
CLUB
Annual
Meetlnr
Held
Last
Night
and
fccporU
Heard
T;?
Annual
General
M
feting
of
tha
Prihee
Rupert
Club
was
Held
last
night
The
1132
flmncial
statements
and
rdSMer-
of
routine
biKrnesi
wer"
tan'
'"'I
The
following
were
elected
as
a
'jcin
of
tliipc:rrs
for
1938:
I.
hi
Dvb.uviv
W.
H.
Tobey.
F.
E
Roberts'
n.
G
P.
Tinker.
W
V.:::u:.
P.
M
Huy.
O
C.
Arscneau.
'
Biyair.
F
A
McCallujn
and
R
ElfCt!
Ti'
officers
tor
the
year
will
be
iP-'i
"!
at
a
meeting
ol
the
new
'.-i
called
for
tomorrow
after-
AIMED
AT
:
BLUELAWS
Likely
That
lUwball
Will
be
Allowed
This
Stason
in
Penntylvania
If
Hill
Passes
PHILADELPHIA,
Feb.
8:
It
seems
likely
that
during
the
com-ln
season
professional
baseball
will
be
allowed
to
be
played
on
Sundays
in
the
"tate
of
Pennsylvania.
A
bill
is
Urine
Introduced
Into
the
state
legislature
to
modify
the
old
blue
laws
tii
regard
u
Sunday
observance.
While
hunting,
fishing
and
boxlhg
will
remain
under
the
ban,
baseball
and
other
games
will
be
allowed
If
the
rftasure
passes.
Matt
Videk
who
has
been
ill
is
around
again
and
expects
soon
to
be
back-
on
the
Job
of
operating
a
taxi.
CAN'T
SLEEP
IT'S
YOUR
NERVES
ntlief.
comci
toon
With
uie
of
DA
CHASE'S
2
-l
Vedneadnv
February
8
Tf!?3
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOUR
GAMES
J
LASTNIGHT
Senior
Kasketball
Saw
Grotto
Team
Turned
Back
by
Canadian
i
National
Team
j
COM
fetS
MEAT
-AMAZONS
Merchants
-
Had
Bad
"Time
Against
j
Tuxis
Japs
Italfied
Hut
Pell
Short
6t
Iiaskefi
j
Four
regular
basketball
game.s
were
staged
at
the
Auditorium
last
1
evening.
Two
battloMhe-senior
and
,
ladies',
were
closely
contested
and
kept
a
fair
sized
crowd
on
their
toes
,
when
C.
N.
R.
A.
nosed
out
the
I
Orotto
30
to
25
and
the
Comets
managed
to
stem
off
the
Amaaons
18
to
11.
!
Senlot
Oame
:
This
feaure
tilt
saw
th
Orotto1
turned
bac'k
for
the
first
nrrie
this
half.
C.
N.
R.
A.
doaig
the
t
riuk
and
j
putting
all
teams
tie
for
jjn
:
s
won
The
C.
N.
R.
got
bach
to
their
usual
combination
game.
The
youm
railroaders
with
Smith
in
the
kv
position
managed
to
bam
in
ten
markers
tb
Grotto's
seven
in
!V
first
half,
holding
the-
opno-inion
t
three
baskets
from
the
field
.
After
the
bfeather
a
braeV
o
j
baskeis
got
C.
N.
away
td
a
orinf
1
spurt
leaving
the
Tobacconists
well
behind.
From
then
on
the
Orotto
made
several
stirring
rallies
wiping
out
the
deficit
and
taking
a
one-
,
point
lead
only
to
fall
again
under
a
barrage
of
0.
N.
baskets.
A.
Mitchell
handled
Uie
wrusfle
satisfactorily
checking"
up
oh
a
lot
of
unnecessary
bodrphecWrrg.
O
rottb
Went
lei,
Ra
fCmord
5
)
,
Currle.
Hunt
2i,
D.
Stalker
ti.
Ourvlch
4,
Mbtrtowi
7)--25.
C.
N.
R.
A.
SmitM
(51;
Mer
risen
4l,
R.SWIket
(21.
sUlS
'6i,
Johrt-son
i31.
Nelson
30.
Ladies'
Game
,
In
another
closely
contested
match
ComeU
contihued
to.
wan
games,
this
time
outseorrhg
AMa-zons
18
to
11.
They
had
things
fair
ly
easy
In
the
first
period
holding
a
seven-point
advantage
After
the
switch.
Amatotos
evened
up
trie
tus
sle
but
timely
baskets
by
the
Comets'
forwards
put
them
again
In
the
lead
whteh
they
hM
to
adTshtige.
Comets
Steen,
Irvine
(7),
Smith
H;
Morgan.
Tit
UOt.
Webster
18
Amaaons
Morris
1,
Ritchie
8
Johrtsort
(21.
Darks,
Dtekdns.
Mer-rls
11.
,
Intermediate
Oame
The
Merchants
continued
to
tat
it
on
the
ehM
when
they
took
an
other
drubbing
-from
the
Taxis
Right
from
the
first
the
winner
were
very
much
"on"
bagging
the
-in
from
all
over,
ttrxls'
sritarl
past
ing
game
had
the
Merchants
diss?
taking
a
lS-poJit
lead
at'the
inter
mission.
From
here
the
MerMtant'
were
more
hi
the
picture
and
hel
j
their
opponents
fairly
well
an
I
made
their
share
of
banket
Th
final
score
was
49
to
S3.
j
Tuxis
Morrison
U8i.
Nakarnoh
j
1
10)
.
Santthbane
12
Smith
n
:
Moxley
4);
Hanson-49.
Mrthants
Pierce
20i
.
Ross
5
,
E.
blrmwell,
Wihdle
.
Wteks.
An
tonclll
(4t.
Uury
33.
junior
Oaine
The
Rotef
made
It
two
straight
In
staving
off
a
Japanese
tally
that
ran
short
by
four
poinU
In
takina
an
interesUng
struggle
33-19.
Rovers
Wfillseroft
10,
Ltridlay,
Armstrong
2.
MeMeeWri,
Meltie
2i.
Bremner,
Irarson
(3
23.
Japanese
Obata
8i.
KUhlinoto
4t,
Nakamoto,
Condo
1,
Buehlro
i6t,
O.
Condo
19.
Today's
Veather
Lahgara
Clear,
trcsii
oofthfdst
wind,
sea
choppy.
Triple
Islant
Clear,
moiferate
east
wind,
smooth
lea.
.
bead
Tree
Point--
Fresh
sotfth-east
wind,
clear.
barordetr
3561,
temperature
2a,
n!tgh
.
Hncc
Rupert
Clalj1,
lit',
southeast
wind,
barometer
Km.
temperature'
27,
sea
smotilh.
Terrace
Clear,
northeast
wind,
8a.
Atyansfc
Clear,
light
nerthedst
wind,
7a.
Anyox
cletri
north
Indj.iaa;
Stewart
Clear,
north
wind
4fc
Hazel
ton
Clear,
oast
-wind.
8b:
Smlther
ClMri
windy
i
10b,
Burns
Lake
Clear,
ealrm
b.
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rams
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mtnyhere
is
a
siimnl
'if
post'
along
the
hm'nways
.is
reminder
R1LAND-
tap.
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Be-Un
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be
piared
lui
'tie
Iiircn
nioturlsis.
I
SPORT
NOTES-
While
taking
part
in
the
aula
at
Crystal
Pool.
Victoria,
Doiotlvy
&u-ole
of
Uie
0
B
c
.
created
what
looks
like
a
new
woman's
world
record
for
diving.
This
water
nymph
covered
76
feet,
six
Inches
before
Coming
to
the
surface.
Mid
aa
the
present
record
is
held
by
Hilda
Da
fid,
Bngtand.
for
88
feet,
one
Inch,
tlie
tffcial
have
taken
up
with
New
York
to
have
th
new
distance
recognized.
The
Vancouver
Amateur
Swimming
Club
came
out
with
a
bag
lead,
having
gained
47
points.
West
Vancouver
and
Crescent
tied
for
second
place
vrith
10
points
cash,
with
Varsity
artf
the
"Y"
getting
!lht
point.
White
Rock
held
the
eliar
position
with
only
one
,tur-
-t.
Bit
Mnirihn
'
uTobell.
ha!d-
-
ff
Me
wo
Id
.i
r.itT
.s.wei
rTO-d
r?',
luif
.
..ii!llon
(inilars
in
seaicli
of
speed
and
tt3
to
test
It.
There
is
no
rule
governing
Ship
of
goalposti
or
crosaftltB
to
foot-baU.
Some
clubs
favor
the
tuoWa?
shape
and
others
square.
May
be
Jttat
a
matter
of
taste.
If
the
actions
of
some
of
the
leading
Yankee
ballplayers
is
any
criterion
one
get
the
feeling
that
the
depression
must
be
over
Trie
baseball
Idol
of
the
children.
BeSe
Ruth,
has
returned
his
contract
untlgned
because
the
management
of
the
Yankees
have
made
a
ctrt
oti
Iii-:
rccjrd
salarf.
Also
Vetrtah
"Lefty
Oomec
hat
retarntd
Hi
contrafct.
which
calf
tot
an
!neree
over
lant
year,
as
the
increase
oft
fe.!"l
!
not
sufficient
to
get
try
wP.h
h"
trvtn-;
tl:nes.
Wsunt
trie
iep
fusion
terrible?
Scottish
Cup
Replayed
Games
OLAaOW.
Feb,
fit-
Iri
the
cot
tUh
tittfr
second
round
replays
Clyde
deftfetld,
I-elth,
5-f;
Prti6k
Thistle
defeHted
Ayr
United.
2-0.
0.
Hockey-Scores
National
H6ckey
League
Toronto
O.Camdlens
2.
Montreal
Iv
Nw
York
Americans
New
iorfc
Rhgers
1.
Boston
2.
U'eotern
Canada
League
Siukktoon
2,
Vancouver
4.
Washington
to
Allow
Betting
OLYMPIAN
v8h
.
Feb
8
T!i
Ule
Ie46attire
tstrday
pawed
n
bill
87
to
30
to
allow
betting
on
horv
races-terthe
pari-mutuel
system
The
bllinow
goes
to
the
somite
BIEIARDS
Fcbruatj
10
Jewellers
vs.
Cold
Ftbruary
14
fimpnw
vs.
Cold
8tdHe
February
17--Les
CgMdiens
v-
Jewelers
Febnary
31
-Cold
'Storage
vs
LestiMrKidSeru
i
Ftoniaty
24
-EmpreM
v.
Jewel-
'.to
'
(
Febfttarjc
2ALM
Canadtens
vs
j
Msfch4-JewaHers
vs.
Cold
Stor-'ate.
March
7Tanpreas
vs.
Cold
Storage,
.
March
IO-Ls
Canad4ns
vs.
Jew-i
eilers.
i
CRIBBAGE
February
13
Canadian
Legion
vs
Orotto.
Seal
Otfft
viERpre.
.
.
I.
06ftA5Kttt.
.
Mease
vtvfitkgi
Ble
vs.
Masketeers,
Mrnniesi.
V,
'
FebruarrJO
Oanadlan
Ugtan
vs.
Swift
I.
Q.
O.
F.
vs.
Orotto.
Mooie'
rc
fiagiet,
SeM
oaf
to.
Ska.
Hmpi
ft.
Musketeers
Whist
Schedule
?Mnh
2--FUI1
Pacltm
vs
tm-prens.
.OOP
vs
Orotto.
Can..
diaqiLegJon
MnM:
tr-Tv
s
'
Cote
vs
Swift;
Sons
of
Norw
i)
v
Bt
Arlttrewa,
Thousands
are
broadcasting
the
quality
and
flavor
of
PiLSENER
LAGER
IJuaUtjr
can
only
corns
fro
(he
tm
of
fhmt
fM.n-nt.
1
7Z5
.?
I?
Uet
"J
ttlJir
le
ltolhh
beers.
tell
tile
difference
st
once!
Largest
Sales
of
any
Bottled
Beer
fireijoed
.
Sold
in
British
Columbia
Nr
tissin
Ostisa
(Alt,
g2.IO
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